Data for Breakfast - Bangkok

⌖ Bangkok

Hosted by The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing

BESC 2026 brings AI, NLP and computational social science researchers to Bangkok for a three-day conference on 26–28 October 2026. The International Conference on Behavioural and Social Computing is an interdisciplinary forum for exploring how technology can help researchers understand human behaviour, social interaction and large-scale societal dynamics. Building on editions held annually since 2014, the 2026 conference will connect academic researchers and industry practitioners working across artificial intelligence, natural language processing, computational social science, business, marketing, behavioural psychology and related fields. Research themes The programme will focus on foundational research and emerging approaches within behavioural and social computing. Topics invited by the organisers include: - AI and large language models in social and behavioural computing - LLM-driven agents for social interaction and communication - Agent-based modelling of human behaviour and social dynamics - Generative AI for synthetic behavioural and social data - Multimodal behavioural sensing and analytics - Social network analysis, collective intelligence and social recommendation - Sentiment analysis, argument mining and social media analytics - Online credibility, privacy, security, trust and research ethics - Crowd dynamics, virtual communities and digital humanities - Behaviour change, technology and wellbeing Across three days, attendees can expect research presentations and opportunities to exchange ideas, compare methods and identify future research directions. The conference is particularly relevant to researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, university practitioners and industry specialists. Its broad scope should suit both established experts and postgraduate researchers seeking exposure to current interdisciplinary work. For prospective authors… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok

Digital Transformation Summit Thailand 2026 brings enterprise and government technology leaders to Bangkok on 28 October for a day of AI and digital strategy. Taking place from 09:00 to 17:00 in Bangkok, this executive conference focuses on unlocking speed, measurable value and competitive advantage in the next phase of enterprise transformation. It is the 50th edition of a global event series that has reached audiences in more than 12 cities across multiple continents. What to expect The summit’s agenda is built around the practical decisions leaders face when moving from isolated technology projects to organisation-wide change. Discussions will explore how businesses can improve operational efficiency, strengthen digital culture and use emerging technology to deliver better outcomes for customers. Featured themes include: - Moving from technology adoption to business-led transformation with measurable impact - Using AI, automation and data to create competitive advantage - Taking AI from pilot projects to enterprise-wide adoption and demonstrable ROI - Balancing AI investment with governance, privacy and responsible deployment - Closing technology skills gaps and preparing teams for AI-enabled work - Modernising legacy systems and building resilient, scalable infrastructure - Aligning IT investment with business priorities and long-term transformation goals - Cybersecurity, cloud modernisation, IoT, Web 3.0, quantum computing and other Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies The format combines leadership panels, executive roundtables, curated networking sessions and a networking luncheon. Rather than concentrating only on technical implementation, the programme connects technology choices with leadership, workforce readiness, customer experience, smart manufacturing, digital banking and sustainable growth. Who should attend? This is an invitation-led forum designed for senior decision-makers, including CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, C-level executives, directors, heads of technology, digital transformation leaders, policymakers and enterprise innovators. It will be particularly relevant to people shaping AI adoption, Thailand 4.0, digital government and Industry 4.0 initiatives across enterprises, financial institutions, manufacturers, government agencies and digital-first organisations.… Register for this event

Sponsors: ISC2 ID Jakarta Chapter

⌖ Bangkok · W District

Hosted by AI & Beers 🍺🤖 (W District)

AI & Beers 10 brings founders, creators and operators to W District in Bangkok on 29 October 2026 for candid, practical conversations about AI. This relaxed, in-person meetup is for people who are actively using or building with AI, and anyone curious to learn quickly from those who are. There are no presentations, panels or pitches. Instead, attendees grab a drink, meet fellow builders and openly discuss: - Claude and Codex - AI agents and automations - Tools and practical workflows - What is working right now, and what is not - Real projects and use cases, including ChatGPT Beginners and experienced AI practitioners are equally welcome. Expect an informal, conversation-led format focused on useful exchanges rather than polished talks or sales pitches. The meetup runs from 7:00pm to 9:00pm ICT on Thursday 29 October 2026 at W District in Bangkok. Organisers will post a photo of the group’s table in the WhatsApp group when they arrive. Register for AI & Beers 10

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⌖ Bangkok · Paper plane project

Build with Claude alongside marketers, technologists and founders at a hands-on AI meetup in Bangkok on 8 November 2026, hosted by The MarTech Collective. Build, experiment and learn together Claude & Coffee is a monthly, project-focused gathering for people who want to start building with AI rather than simply talking about it. From 11:00am to 1:00pm ICT, attendees will take over Paper Plane Project in Bangkok for two hours of collaborative work, practical experimentation and peer-to-peer learning with Claude. There are no keynotes and no presentation-heavy agenda. Instead, bring your laptop, a project or an early-stage idea, and be ready to share what you are exploring. The emphasis is on learning from one another without hierarchy: compare workflows, ask questions, test approaches and make progress on work that may otherwise have stayed on your to-do list. Who is it for? You do not need to be an AI expert, curiosity and a willingness to experiment are enough. The meetup is designed for: - Marketers exploring ways to automate repetitive tasks, create briefs or improve campaign reporting - Developers and technologists interested in building tools, shipping side projects or testing new AI workflows - Founders using AI for faster research, analysis and prototyping with a leaner team The open format makes the session useful whether you arrive with a defined build or only the beginnings of an idea. Rather than following a fixed tutorial, you can focus on the challenge most relevant to you while learning from the projects and perspectives around the room. Venue and format The event takes place at Paper Plane Project, T-One Building 8, 40th Floor, Sukhumvit 40, Phra Khanong, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110. You can view the venue location on Google Maps. Hosted by Tanya P. and Aaron M. for The MarTech Collective, this is an informal, hands-on alternative to a conventional AI conference: good coffee, practical projects and a room of people figuring things out together. Attendance is free, but spaces are limited. Registering also unlocks the Meetup event chat, where you can connect with other attendees before the session begins. Register for Claude & Coffee

⌖ Bangkok · Bangkok

Hosted by HK Conferences

The 7th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Data Science & Machine Learning takes place in Bangkok on 11–12 November 2026. Organised by HK Conferences, this two-day international conference offers researchers and technical practitioners a forum for presenting research and following recent developments across AI, machine learning, data science, data analysis and robotics. Its 2026 theme,“Exploring Recent Advances in Artificial Intelligence: AI Agents, Avatars, and Digital Twins in the New Era”,puts three fast-developing areas of applied and emerging AI at the centre of the event. What to expect The conference is designed around the exchange and presentation of research activities. Its stated subject areas include: - Artificial intelligence and recent advances in the field - AI agents and increasingly autonomous systems - Digital avatars and their place in the new AI era - Digital twins and virtual representations of real-world systems - Machine learning, data science and data analysis - Robotics and related technical research The event is aimed at researchers, scientists, scholars, engineers, academics, university practitioners and other members of the scientific community. It is particularly relevant to people who want to present current work, discover research directions or connect their specialist interests across AI and data-led disciplines. The listing frames the gathering as part of the wider ecosystem of academic meetings, seminars, workshops, congresses, summits and symposiums. Submissions and practical details The conference will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 November 2026. Prospective contributors should note the published timetable: - Final submission deadline: 1 November 2026 - Notification date: 2 November 2026 - Conference dates: 11–12 November 2026… Register for this event

⌖ Bangkok · Chulalongkorn University

Solidarity AI is a four-day conference in Bangkok, running 12–15 November 2026 at Chulalongkorn University, focused on AI for climate justice, communal care and local values. Co-convened by PCC Global and PCC Thailand with Chulalongkorn University and regional allies, the gathering asks who should control the technologies that increasingly shape work, livelihoods, culture and public life. Rather than treating communities as passive users, it explores how workers and people affected by AI can exercise meaningful control over everything from raw-material extraction and data to algorithms and governance. What to expect The programme combines plenary sessions, participatory workshops, sector-focused breakouts and strategy sessions. It is designed to connect scholarship rooted in lived experience with practical organising and technology development. Central themes include: - AI systems built for climate justice, equity and care - Shared ownership, democratic governance and accountable infrastructure - The effects of digital systems on pay, surveillance, displacement and invisible labour - Local languages, knowledge and values in technology design - Solidarity expressed through governance, business models, infrastructure and international collaboration - “Solidarity stacks”: interconnected technology, governance and labour systems that are collectively owned and locally governed Examples spanning Asia and beyond will ground these discussions, including farmer-led data cooperatives in India, Vietnam’s national AI stack, multilingual systems in Indonesia and Malaysia, worker organising in the Philippines and platform cooperatives in Spain. The conference also draws on Buddhist ethics, Thailand’s sufficiency economy, Gandhian thought and Ambedkarite critique to move beyond Western-centric and growth-at-all-costs approaches to AI.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Chulalongkorn University